Celebrity politics: image and identity in contemporary political communications

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Introduction 1. Celebrity Politics in an era of Late Modernity 2. A Historical Analysis of Celebrity Politics: The American Experience 3. The Mediatization of Celebrity Politics 4. Celebrity Politicians: Politicians as the Stars of Modern Election Campaigns 5. Politicized Celebrities: Agency and Activism 6. Transnational Celebrity Activism: Advocacy and Diplomacy Conclusion Notes Bibliography

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